Lighting Design (ID 351)

Covers the entire lighting design process, including perception and vision, light and health, psychological factors, color and measurement of light, natural and artificial light sources, luminaries and controls, sustainable design, and more

Addresses lighting design for commercial and residential interiors, covering natural and artificial light sources, energy efficiency and sustainable design, connections to human health and behavior, luminaries and controls, the lighting design process, and post-occupancy evaluations

The chapter on Lighting for People describes the factors to consider in lighting design, including comfort, safety, orientation, and activities

Provides information on how color, natural and artificial light, and contrast work together to affect visibility, and how designers can apply this knowledge to create spaces accessible to all

Provides guidance on daylighting and other passive design strategies

Examines passive building systems and provides design strategies for taking advantage of the climate and site